Weibel’s Doppler velocity radars are designed for precise velocity measurements of free-flying objects such as projectiles, artillery rounds, and rockets. The radars are capable of operating under confined indoor as well as long range environments and providing velocity and other ballistic data. The network-ready SL family of fixed head Doppler radar systems is easily portable and based on state of the art radar technologies. All electronic components are integrated in the antenna/processor unit. The radars connect directly to your TCP/IP network and can be accessed and controlled from any standard PC on the network, running WinDopp software.

The IMX-5™ includes Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) sensor fusion to estimate roll, pitch, and heading. Adding GNSS input to the IMX-5 enables onboard Inertial Navigation System (INS) sensor fusion for roll, pitch, heading, velocity, and position. Features Tactical Grade IMU Gyro: 1.5 °/hr Bias Instability, 0.16 °/√hr ARW Accel: 19 µg Bias Instability, 0.02 m/s/√hr VRW 0.04° Dynamic Roll/Pitch 0.13° Dynamic Heading Surface Mount Reflowable (PCB Module) Fast Integration with SDK and Example Software Data Logging (SDK and Application Software)

- Rader · Detection Range : 1.5~10km, Customizable · Radar Type : AESA - LONG RANGE EO/IR · Identification Range : 3.0km · Optical Zoom : 66x (EO), 22x (IR) - JAMMER · Jamming Distance : 20km (GNSS), 10km @2km (ISM) - RCWS (REMOTE CONTROLLED WEAPON SYSTEM) · Weapon : 40mm AGL, 12.7mm MG · Ammo Capacity : 48 rounds (AGL), 200 rounds (MG) · Lethal and Nonlethal 40mm Air Burst Munition Fireable

The DRU-H-R has growth capacity to add an embedded Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM) GPS with M-code capability. It can also be configured to function in unmanned, rotational and shipboard environments. The DRU-H-R is an advanced precision navigation system that provides accurate vehicle position and attitude data. This unit replaced the DRU-H on Paladin and Firefinder, both playing critical roles in supporting U.S. ground forces in all phases of active combat operations. The EMCORE DRU-H-R design upgraded system performance by using high accuracy, combat-proven inertial sensors currently fielded on the Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS), High-Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), and Improved Position and Azimuth Determining System (IPADS). The DRU-H-R delivers precisely what the Army of tomorrow needs — a sustainable, affordable system designed to remain operationally effective well into the future.

- A red light mounted on the left side of the aircraft to indicate the aircraft's location - A green light mounted on the right side of the aircraft to indicate the aircraft's location - These lights indicate the aircraft's position, flight direction, and attitude - Visible/IR Mode, Steady/Flash Mode - Light Intensity : FAA FAR 29.1391 ~ 29.1395 - SAE ARP 5825A

The reference timing is used as the standard time for many tasks linked in various fields of industry and society. Especially precisely synchronized timing information and signals are widely used to keep mobile networks synchronization and generate precise time and frequency. In addition, it is being utilized in various ways such as power protection system for power generation and load management of each power plant according to smart grid issue, military satellite communication, electronic warfare signal detection and command control communication system. Features NTP Related Content Timing Accuracy (1PPS): ± 100ns or less Providing Various Frequency Outputs According to User's Requirements GPS L1 Signal Synchronization Event Logging and Network Remote Management Available for operators ODM / OEM Supply Available Proven Stability Through Various Performances of Mobile Communication Network and Power Protection System Providing IRIG-B (TTL, SINE) Signal Input / Output Interface (selectable according to User's Requirement) Providing GPS NMEA in Message API form (N220) Providing PCIe Interface

Lumir, in collaboration with the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), developed and integrated this device for lunar exploration aboard Danuri (KPLO, the Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter), Korea's first lunar probe. This device successfully demonstrated its performance by receiving BTS music videos transmitted from the Moon to Earth, achieving Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 9.

The RFcore Radar series are FMCW type radar and were developed to detect/track small air targets. The major difference between three models is detection performance. RX32B is fundamental model. RX128B have four times larger radar than RX32B. RX192A have six times larger radar then RX32B. The number of the product name means the number of antenna elements. All have compact and lightweight physical architecture that concentrates all the components required for radar, such as antenna, RF components and radar signal processor, in a small single housing. Transport can be carried in the carrier box and can be easily carried by one person. For installation, you can use a commercially available camera tripod. The weight is about 7.5kg (RX32B) and 15.9kg (RX128B), and the lower connection part is compatible with the tripod connection for the camera. Power supply requires 12VDC (RX32B) and 24VDC power (RX128B and RX192A). When using a battery, it is possible to connect a 12V battery or 24V battery to radars. Usage time may vary depending on the battery capacity. RFCORE recommended the constant power supply. Transfer of Status and BIT information and simple control of the RX32B, RX128B and RX192A are possible with a web browser using the Ethernet connection for authorized users. Using the terminal program provided with the radar, you can view the radar control and detected target information in real time. All RX Radar series’ Power Amp and Core Chip were designed using RFcore's own products.